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Understanding Banking and PSU Fund
What are Banking and PSU Funds?
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A type of open-ended debt mutual fund, a banking and PSU fund, invests at least 80% of its portfolio in debt instruments issued by banks and public-sector undertakings. These instruments carry a good rating and are backed by good issuers, making the fund attractive for investors.
What are the features of Banking and PSU Funds?
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Offers stable returns on investment with minimal credit risk
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Good portfolio with quality investment in banking and PSU securities
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There’s no capping on the maximum investment amount
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You can get better returns compared to fixed deposits
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The funds aim to grow the portfolio through interest earned and also through the rise in the price of the underlying securities
Things to keep in mind when investing in Banking and PSU Funds
Check the expense ratio of such schemes. A high ratio eats into the fund’s returns and should be avoided
Compare Banking and PSU Funds on their returns. A fund with the highest return is better
Check the portfolio for the credit rating of the underlying securities
What are the types of risks that Banking and PSU Funds face?
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Credit risk
Risk of default on the debt instrument
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Interest rate risk
Risk of rising interest rates, which reduces the value of debt instruments
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Inflation risk
Risk of inflation reducing the returns from the debt fund
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Liquidity risk
Risk of not being able to trade in debt instruments
What is the tax implication of Banking and PSU Funds?
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Returns earned are taxed at your income tax slab rates
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Dividends earned, if any, are taxed at your income tax slab rate
What are the payout options?
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Dividend option
Earn dividends on your investment at regular intervals
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Growth option
Accumulate the returns over the investment tenure and get a lump sum amount on redemption


